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Robert Kiyosaki warns Bitcoin investors about potential panic buying driven by FOMO, which could lead to losses. He recently bought Bitcoin at $110,000, predicting a surge phase he calls the "Banana Zone." Kiyosaki believes Bitcoin will outperform traditional assets amid economic concerns.

Pump.fun, a Solana-based meme coin platform, achieved a rapid ICO, raising $500 million in 12 minutes by selling 125 billion PUMP tokens. The sale, which excluded U.S. participants and required KYC compliance, aims to surpass meme culture by developing a decentralized alternative to major social media platforms. Whales displayed mixed sentiments, with some making significant investments while others shorted the token.

Africa has launched the African Currency Marketplace (PACM) under the Pan-African Payment and Settlement System (PAPSS) to enhance intra-African trade by facilitating currency exchange without US dollar reliance, aiming to save billions annually and strengthen financial sovereignty.

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Ethereum seems to be rising up from the ashes at the moment, coming out of its long slumber. The dormant price pace of ETH is now seeing noteworthy price action as Bitcoin has now breached the $100K mark, ushering in a bullish price wave. However, ETH price movement is not that strong,

Ripple (XRP) is one of the most promising cryptocurrency tokens to exist in the space today. The fact that the token has broken major price barriers and hurdles to reach where it is at present speaks volumes about the coin’s resilience and long-term price approach. Despite the obstacles that the

In a significant development, all Bitcoin holders are now profitable as the cryptocurrency's 2025 rally continues. Data shows 76% of holders have held their assets for over a year, indicating successful investments made below $50,000. Bitcoin's price reached $117,688.

Recent data shows that Bitcoin (BTC) has outperformed the S&P 500, which has lost nearly all its value when measured in BTC since 2012. Bitcoin's value surged to a record $118,000, while the S&P 500 nears 6,300. This stark contrast highlights Bitcoin's potential as a superior store of value compared to traditional assets.

On July 11, 2025, BlackRock's IBIT Bitcoin ETF saw significant inflows, acquiring 613 BTC and 9,680 ETH, totaling around $2.07 billion increase in their crypto portfolio. This boosts their assets to over $80 billion, reflecting growing institutional confidence in Bitcoin.

To bolster the de-dollarization agenda, India and Russia signed a pact to settle oil and gas payments in local currencies. The aim was to bypass the US dollar and the agreement was forged in 2022 to use the

Bitcoin (BTC) and Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) both reached historic milestones on July 9, underscoring the growing overlap between crypto and traditional equity markets in terms of investor interest, liquidity, and daily trading activity.
According to Finbold research, Bitcoin’s 30-day average daily trad

XRP's price is on the rise, currently trading at $2.62, with predictions it could reach $5 between late 2025 and early 2026. Factors include regulatory clarity, institutional adoption, and potential ETF approval, which could drive prices higher.

Bitcoin halving is one of the most “sacred” cryptocurrency events of all time. The event is deemed a fundamental principle that helps Bitcoin regain its element of “scarcity,” which ultimately delivers major price returns months after the halving event has been done and over with. With the next Bitc

As the global economic balance tilts and new alliances emerge, one question echoes through diplomatic halls and financial markets: Can BRICS really challenge the dominance of the US? With the addition of new members and a renewed push toward de-dollarization, the alliance is no longer just a